The present disclosure relates to a shooting range which is movable or transportable so as to enable it to be operated at different locations as desired. The shooting range disclosed comprises of at least one open ended tubular element, a target assembly comprising at least one target and is placed at a rear end of the tubular element. The shooting range comprises of a wall means placed behind the target for resisting penetration by projectiles and to inhibit rebounding of projectiles there from. The shooting range comprises of a plurality of supporting frames for holding the open ended tubular element and wall means and further comprises a tray at the bottom of the wall means for collecting the residues.

The present disclosure relates to a shooting range which is movable or transportable so as to enable it to be operated at different locations as desired. The shooting range disclosed comprises of at least one open ended tubular element, a target assembly comprising at least one target and is placed at a rear end of the tubular element. The shooting range comprises of a wall means placed behind the target for resisting penetration by projectiles and to inhibit rebounding of projectiles there from. The shooting range comprises of a plurality of supporting frames for holding the open ended tubular element and wall means and further comprises a tray at the bottom of the wall means for collecting the residues.

A firearm holster and a method of making the firearm holster is disclosed. The firearm is wholly or partially molded of ballistic material in such a way that a bullet that is discharged into the holster is retained within the holster or deflected so that it doesn't cause damage to the user of the firearm or other persons or property.

This disclosure is directed to an improved ballistic concrete barrier for stopping projectiles with a kinetic energy of between about 1.0 kJ (750 foot-pounds) and 20.3 kJ (15,000 foot-pounds) in between about 3 inches and 10 inches.

This disclosure is directed to an improved ballistic concrete barrier for stopping projectiles with a kinetic energy of between about 1.0 kJ (750 foot-pounds) and 20.3 kJ (15,000 foot-pounds) in between about 3 inches and 10 inches.

The invention shows a projectile arresting module (1) comprising a base frame (3), partition walls (9), stopping material (11) positioned between the partition walls (9) and a pressure resisting wall (19). The pressure resisting wall (19) comprises a tight row (25, 27) of vertical hollow sections (15). The inventions also shows a projectile arresting arrangement (100, 200, 300) comprising at least two projectile arresting modules (1), which at least two projectile arresting modules (1) are grouped together, thereby forming an I-shape, L-shape, U-shape, C-shape, F-shape, T-shape or E-shape.

The invention shows a projectile arresting module (1) comprising a base frame (3), partition walls (9), stopping material (11) positioned between the partition walls (9) and a pressure resisting wall (19). The pressure resisting wall (19) comprises a tight row (25, 27) of vertical hollow sections (15). The inventions also shows a projectile arresting arrangement (100, 200, 300) comprising at least two projectile arresting modules (1), which at least two projectile arresting modules (1) are grouped together, thereby forming an I-shape, L-shape, U-shape, C-shape, F-shape, T-shape or E-shape.

A bullet trap is disclosed which is formed without intervening sidewalls to enable cross-shooting and the like with reduced risk or ricochet or damage to the bullet trap. Furthermore, the bullet trap can be configured in a variety of ways to eliminate the need for facing plates while providing a removable attachment mechanism, to enable repair on the trap, to reduce bullet adhesion to the trap and to provide improved containment of lead and improved access to the trap.

A bullet trap is disclosed which is formed without intervening sidewalls to enable cross-shooting and the like with reduced risk or ricochet or damage to the bullet trap. Furthermore, the bullet trap can be configured in a variety of ways to eliminate the need for facing plates while providing a removable attachment mechanism, to enable repair on the trap, to reduce bullet adhesion to the trap and to provide improved containment of lead and improved access to the trap.

Indoor shooting range comprising an interior space for firing ammunition, said indoor shooting range comprising: —an air ventilation system arranged for providing said interior space with fresh air; —a detector unit arranged for detecting a concentration of metallic elements, in said interior space, originating from ammunition fired in said interior space of said indoor shooting range; —a control unit, communicatively coupled to said air ventilation system and said detector unit, for controlling said air ventilation system taking into account a detected concentration, by said detector unit, of metallic elements originating from said ammunition fired in said interior space for maintaining said concentration of said metallic particles in said interior space below a predetermined value.